Shop console tables in Portland at What's New Furniture, with entryway consoles, sofa tables, and media consoles in styles from live-edge wood to woven rattan.
Console Table Styles for Every Space
This collection runs the range: live-edge and solid-wood consoles, cane and rattan designs, arched and geometric silhouettes, slim hallway tables, and storage-heavy pieces with banks of drawers. Finishes span natural oak and walnut tones to aged black pine and modern lacquers.
For Entryways, Behind Sofas, and Media Walls
A console table is a hard-working piece in the house: drop zone at the front door, anchor behind a sofa, or slim media stand under a wall-mounted TV. The collection includes sofa tables and counter-height consoles alongside classic entry consoles, so check the dimensions on each listing, or measure your wall and note the numbers.
Judging Finish and Build
We stock consoles from LH Imports, Four Hands, Moe's Home Collection, and more. Look closely at the finish, the drawer glides, and how the legs attach, since those details show quality better than photos do.
Reading the Listings
Some pieces are available now and others are available to order, so check each listing for availability. Console tables are sized by width, depth, and height, so compare all three to your wall.
Complete the Room
Pair your console with a mirror or bench from our entryway furniture collection, or browse side and accent tables and media stands and sideboards for matching storage. One-of-a-kind vintage consoles also appear in our used furniture collection.
How to Style a Console Table
The reliable formula: one lamp or pair of lamps for height, a mirror or art anchored above, and a third element, such as a bowl, stack of books, or plant, for texture. Leave breathing room; a crowded console reads as clutter. In entryways, add a tray for keys and a basket or bench below. Step back and look at it from the doorway before you settle on the arrangement.
Console Table FAQ
What size console table do I need?
For entryways, leave walking clearance and keep the table a few inches shorter than the wall or sofa it sits against; standard console height is roughly 30–34 inches. Each listing shows dimensions, so compare them with your wall before you order.
How deep should a console table be?
For hallways, 10 to 14 inches deep leaves walking room, while 14 to 18 inches suits a spot behind a sofa. Keep at least 36 inches of clear passage.
Do you have one-of-a-kind or vintage consoles?
Sometimes. Consigned pieces come and go fast, so check newest consignments for the latest arrivals.
